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‘Fall Red Tips’ is a Japanese maple with very bright green foliage at budbreak, often chartreuse with a fine purplish margin. In summer, it turns a true green, then offers an original autumn display: the leaves first turn golden yellow, then develop red tips along the edges of the lobes (“red tips” effect), and may sometimes shift towards a stronger red. A fresh-looking, changeable cultivar, well suited to small gardens and container growing.
‘Filigree’ is a Japanese maple from the Dissectum group, with extremely finely cut foliage. It is remarkable in spring for its pale variegation and a “veined / reticulated” effect (a light background crossed by darker veins). In summer, the foliage often becomes greener, and autumn brings yellow to orange tones. A slow-growing, compact cultivar, superb in a pot and in a small garden.
‘Fireglow’ is a red Japanese maple with an upright habit, appreciated for the stability of its colour: it starts pink-red in spring, becomes burgundy / dark red in summer (often with good colour hold in hot conditions), then lights up again in bright red in autumn. Its name comes from the spectacular backlit effect, when the leaves seem to “glow”.
‘First Ghost’ is a reticulated Japanese maple: a very pale leaf blade (creamy white to soft yellow) crossed by dark green veins, often highlighted by a pink to purplish-red margin in spring. In summer, the contrast softens toward greener tones, then autumn returns with golden yellow to orange shades. Semi-weeping, elegant habit, suitable both in containers and in the ground.
‘Garnet’ is a Japanese maple from the Dissectum group, with very finely cut foliage in a deep burgundy reminiscent of a “garnet” shade. Its habit forms a cascading dome (often wider than tall), highly decorative in a pot as well as in the garden. The colour generally stays dark all summer, then intensifies into a brighter red in autumn.
‘Geisha Gone Wild’ is a spectacular variegated Japanese maple, with irregular leaves mixing bright pink, purple, cream/white and green. Highly decorative in spring, it often keeps a colourful look through the season and finishes with warm pink to violet autumn tones, sometimes orange-purple depending on conditions. A selection known to be more vigorous and more stable than ‘Geisha’, ideal for containers and small gardens.
‘Golden Falls’ is a very strongly weeping Japanese maple, close to ‘Ryusei’ in silhouette, with one key difference: foliage that starts very orange in spring, then shifts to a bright golden yellow. In autumn, the palette returns to orange and red tones.
‘Goshiki kotohime’ is a dwarf Japanese maple with an extremely dense habit, sought after for its tiny, scalloped leaves packed tightly along the shoots. In spring, the foliage starts light green with pink tips and may show small variegated patches. In autumn, it colours in yellow and orange tones, sometimes finishing more red. A collector cultivar, ideal in a pot and for shohin/bonsai.
‘Goshiki shidare’ is a weeping, laceleaf Japanese maple (Dissectum group) with highly sought-after variegated foliage, mixing spring tones of pink, white/cream and purplish-brown over a greener base. In summer, it settles into a bronze-green, with variegation often more discreet, then autumn shifts to pinkish-yellow through orange. A rare and delicate cultivar, superb in a container—provided you prune out any branches that revert to green in order to maintain the variegation.
‘Green Cascade’ is an Acer japonicum with a naturally cascading habit, forming a very elegant weeping silhouette. Its large, rich green leaves are deeply cut, bringing fine texture without being fragile. Autumn is spectacular, with very bright red, orange and yellow tones. An excellent choice for a container (large volume) or in the garden, in gentle sun or bright partial shade.
‘Green Lace’ is a green dissectum-type Japanese maple, valued for its very finely cut foliage and its naturally cascading, dome-shaped habit. From spring to late summer, it stays a fresh green to emerald green, then in autumn it turns a luminous golden yellow (rarer among dissectums, which are more often red/orange). Ideal in a pot or in a small garden, to bring lightness and movement.
‘Hanami nishiki’ is a dwarf Japanese maple with a very compact, bushy habit, appreciated for its tiny leaves (sometimes only a few centimetres long) and its naturally dense silhouette. In spring it breaks bud bright to light green, often with a fine reddish edging, then becomes green in summer. Autumn is luminous, with orange and red tones. An ideal cultivar for containers on a terrace, and highly sought after for bonsai.
